Don't You Hear Jerusalem Moan
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Don't You Hear Jerusalem Moan
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Well, brother, better get right with God
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
While here upon this Earth, do try
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Glad souls are singin'
And the joy be ringin'
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Well, get to church and listen to the preacher
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Get right with God and He'll be your teacher
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Well, you better get on your knees and pray
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Let Jesus wash your sins away
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
Don't you hear Jerusalem moan?
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